++> Inspired by Frank Masingill to To DAY BROWN
 ++> comments on "the measure of things"
 
 FM> In my view the larger question facing man both in the classical
 FM> period and in the modern period is that of whether or not "God"
 FM> or "Man" is the "measure of all things - the ultimate Socratic
 FM> question.
 
     It is hard to see why either of them is the measure of any
     meaning. Man in the course of heavy universal history, would
     likely be a flash in the pan, and God as a measure, has no
     foundation.  At best, man and God would both be some minor
     fragment of some "OTHER" measure ...and at worst a nothing.
     I need no evidence, but would accept your reasoning as to
     how what I've said might be otherwise!
 
     Though brilliant insights would       ;;^
     conclude a fatalism, it is more ... _/o0"\_ ...Dave
     fun to be important ..........!       > >
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